Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 13 | 562 | For one possessing the View more quotes about means">means, they could be freed and drawn away, to one side or the other, or even plunged into the opening below. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 13 | 559 | I did not dally, for fear of the monster behind me. |
| 13 | 560 | I feared him more than the bridge. |
| 13 | 561 | The bridges were locked in place on pegs. |
| 13 | 562 | For one possessing the means, they could be freed and drawn away, to one side or the other, or even plunged into the opening below. |
| 13 | 563 | I did not know how deep these openings were. |
| 13 | 564 | Given the narrowness of the bridges a single man, armed, could have defended them against several foes, for they could approach him only singly. |
| 13 | 565 | The monster behind me, and the lovely slave with the torch, crossed them easily. |
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I did not dally, for fear of the monster behind me.
I feared him more than the bridge.
The bridges were locked in place on pegs.
For one possessing the means, they could be freed and drawn away, to one side or the other, or even plunged into the opening below.
I did not know how deep these openings were.
Given the narrowness of the bridges a single man, armed, could have defended them against several foes, for they could approach him only singly.
The monster behind me, and the lovely slave with the torch, crossed them easily.
- (Witness of Gor)